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The Confucians' Long Wait

Tuesday, March 28, 2006

Indonesia's Confucians are waiting for the realization of the promise that President Yudhoyono made during the Chinese Lunar New Year's celebration in February.

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IN Kampung Pulo, within Citeureup village in the Bogor district, Tan Im Yang is the caretaker of a Confucian religious prayer house that belongs to the Indonesian Council of Confucian Religion (Makin). As a Jiao Se or Confucian priest, 58-year-old Im Yang has many stories about the plight of Indonesian Confucians over the years.

Tempo was taken from Tan Im Yang's house in Kampung Pulo, for a few minutes' ride on his motorcycle traveling through smal

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